Dear All,
That time of year is approaching when people wait excitedly for the postman on the morning of 14th February for a present from their loved ones or better yet from a secret admirer!
One of the most popular gifts at Valentines Day is flowers. With over 6 million people receiving flowers every Valentines. Between now and a few days before Valentines is one of the busiest times of the year for flowers, rivalled only by Mothers Day in March.
Tesco offer some of the most competitively priced flowers available on the Internet and orders are being taken right up to midnight on 10th February. A massive advantage that Tesco has over competitors is that everyone in the country knows the Tesco brand and therefore trusts the flowers to be delivered on time and of the best quality.
We will also be paying a bonus of £1 per flower sale for all sales between Monday 30th January and midnight Friday 10th February so a great opportunity to earn higher commissions and take advantage of this seasonal peak!
The Tesco program is available to promote at Silvertap now so please visit http://www.silvertap.com/merchants/tesco.com.php for more information and to register for the program and start earning commissions on sales straightaway. Current affiliates are finding that conversion rates are over 14% from click to sale and will undoubtedly be even higher over the next two weeks so the return on your traffic will be very rewarding.
Here are a few Valentines facts for us commercial minded people:
£151 million pounds is spent on flowers at Valentines in the UK
42% of the population spend money on their Valentine
10% of the population receive flowers at Valentines (over 6 million people)
People spend an average of £24 on flowers
And here is a history of Valentines Day for us more Romantic people:
The most popular account of Valentines Day dates back to Roman times when the Roman Emperor Claudius П decided that single men made better soldiers so he outlawed marriage. A priest named Valentine defied the new laws and married lovelorn couples in secret. When he was found out he was thrown into jail. Legend has it that in jail he fell in love with the jailors daughter and his last note to her before he was executed read “From Your Valentine” which has remained to this date.
Best Regards,
Helen
Helen Southgate
Senior Online Marketing Manager - BSkyB
IAB Affiliate Marketing Council Chairperson
Twitter: www.twitter.com/HelenMarie21
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